10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DANDY-BRUSH»
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1
30 Minutes a Day to a Better Horse
Most riders develop their own preferences regarding brushes and types of curry
comb, but here's a checklist of potential basics: Cleaning kit checklist Dandy
brush (1) Body brush (2) Flicky brush (3) Metal currycomb (4) Plastic currycomb (
5) ...
2
The United States Pony Club Manual of Horsemanship: Basics ...
Starting at the top of the neck, brush the coat with the dandy brush (or stiff brush)
in the direction the hair grows. Use short, snappy strokes to get down to the skin
and flick the dirt out. The dandy brush takes away the larger bits of dirt loosened ...
3
Horse and Stable Management
... from the body and limbs. It should not be used on any horse's head and only
with discretion on the body of a thin-skinned horse or clipped horse. The hairs of
the tail should not be brushed out with a dandy brush or the tail will become thin.
Jeremy Houghton Brown, Sarah Pilliner, Zoe Davies, 2013
4
Your Horse: The Illustrated Handbook to Owning and Caring ...
Some people prefer to use a dandy brush with stiff bristles for this job, but it isn't
as comfortable for the horse. This type of dandy brush should not be used on
manes and tails, as it damages the hair. Whisk or Flick Dandy Brush: A brush with
...
Carolyn Henderson, Fran Lynghaug, 2010
5
The Gentle Art of Horseback Riding
The two basic brushes are the dandy brush, also just called a brush, and the
body brush (figure 3.8). The dandy brush is the most common and the easiest for
most people to use. The long oval shape is comfortable for most hands. The
bristles ...
6
Grooming To Win: How to Groom, Trim, Braid, and Prepare Your ...
A dandy brush will not remove dirt particles much smaller than the size of the
bristle. Brushes with stiff, heavy fibers are used to break up mud and brush thick
winter hair; medium fibers are used for initial cleaning of the body, head, and legs
.
7
Horse Owner's Veterinary Handbook
Do not use the curry comb below the knee; a coarse dandy brush is good for
removing stub- born mud and dirt from the lower leg. Cross to the other side of
the horse and repeat the routine. The mane and tail can be brushed with a dandy
...
Thomas Gore, DVM, Paula Gore, James M. Giffin, MD, 2008
8
Deliberate Life: The Ultimate Homesteading Guide
Use the dandy brush around the fetlocks if they are muddy. Inspect the hollow at
the back of the fetlocks for fungus or scratches and treat them. 7. Spray the tail
with Show Sheen or detangler and let it dry for a few minutes. Separate the hairs
of ...
9
Horseback Riding in Action
A dandy brush has long, wiry bristles for removing dirt and sweat. With a body
brush, use long strokes to smooth the horse's coat from head to tail. Brush the
same direction in which the hair grows. Use a mane comb to separate tangles in
the ...
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Survey English Dialects
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